This Wonderful Thing Called Life: Hitting the 3rd Trimester

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Hitting the 3rd Trimester

This is the most recent picture of me and baby Aylin Jewel, Bobby took us to Spaghettie Warehouse for dinner before the Rascall Flatts concert! Aylin either loved the loud noises or hated them because she was going nuts throughout the concert! :)

Well, my welcoming into the 3rd trimester has not been a fun one. I am on Spring Break this week and cooped up in my house on medication for a Sinus infection, Strep Throat, Yeast Infection, and I failed my glucose screening test Monday and have to go Friday for the 3 hr. test. Everything had been going so wonderfully smooth, thus far, and I had to brag about that, so this is what I get. To make matters worse, I was suppose to keep my little niece Payton this week and can't because of my illnesses AND the weather is BEAUTIFUL and I can't enjoy it! I am actually feeling much better just still have all the symptoms so I can not be that active.

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